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Saturday, 20 January
17:00-18:00
Turf Training Center
Saturday, 27 January
17:00-18:00
Turf Training Center
Saturday, 3 February
19:00-21:00
Foote Field Bubble
Saturday, 17 February
17:00-18:00
Turf Training Center
Sunday, 18 February
17:00-19:00
Foote Field Bubble
Saturday, 10 March
17:00-18:00
Turf Training Center
Saturday, 17 March
17:00-18:00
Turf Training Center
Sunday, 18 March
17:00-19:00
Foote Field Bubble
Turf Training Center
5820 59 Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB T6B 3G9
Foote Field Bubble
11601 68 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T6G 2E1
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January 6
Volunteer at the Edmonton Food Bank
10:30am-1:00pm
Contact Meghann to sign up
January 20
Turf Training @ Turf Training Center
5820 59 Ave NW, Edmonton
5:00-6:00pm
January 27
Turf Training @ Turf Training Center
5820 59 Ave NW, Edmonton
5:00-6:00pm
The 2017 Gary Lefebvre Community Service Award recipient is Bray Josue. This memorial award is awarded to the Wildcat who demonstrates the strongest commitment to giving back to the community. The recipient is also nominated for the PFC Al Park Community Service Award.
Bray joined the Wildcats in 2013 from Holy Rosary High School in Lloydminster. Bray’s high energy and
positive attitude made him a favourite on the team almost instantly. Although he has been a running
back for his entire Wildcat career, Bray has been looked up to by all units, and players both older and
younger than him. In his third season, Bray was invited to join the leadership council, which is a role he
embraced. He was always one of the first to arrive at practice, came to every team event, and was one
of the last out of the locker room at night.
Last year was the first off season that Bray stayed in Edmonton for, and he jumped head first into the
volunteer opportunities that were offered. In the off-season Bray volunteered stocking shelves at the
Edmonton Food Bank, setting up the props for Capital City Gymnastics annual competition, sorting
donations at the Zebra Center, reading to kids at Read-In-Week, helping at the Habitat for Humanity
build site, and reffing the Special Olympics Floor Hockey Tournament.
Bray’s love for football extended into his volunteer experiences, and he took every opportunity he had
to get involved with minor teams/camps. He volunteered as a ref at both the Trinity and the Lazerte
High School football Jamborees. Bray also took leadership of our 5th Annual Big Brothers/Big Sisters Flag
Football Camp, both planning and running the practices and scrimmages. The kids took to Bray right
away and would run over the hill every Tuesday, skidding into the locker room looking for Coach Bray so
they could get started.
When looking for players to participate in our off-field activities, Bray can always be counted on to be
the first person to sign up, and to help build some excitement in the locker room to get others on board.
He shows up to 100% of the activities he signs up for, is always on time, and has one of the most
enthusiastic demeanors to every task given to him we have ever seen (even when it means slugging
through a foot of mud in the rain at a Habitat build site).
Bray’s contribution to our “In the Community” program has been a huge part of its success, and we
know he has a passion for giving back that he will take with him as he takes this next step in his journey.
Congratulations Bray!
At the end of each season our athletes are given the opportunity to vote for each other for the team awards. The 2017 award winners are:
Special Teams Player of the Year – Isaiah Brown
Coach Jarred Winkel and Isaiah Brown
Lineman of the Year Award – Evin Kochisarli
Coach Keaton Hoddinott and Evin Kochisarli
Back of the Year Award – Jayden Dalke
Coach Chris Dobko and Jayden Dalke
Rookie of the Year Award – Riley Thompson
Jay Meraw Award – Bray Josue
* Awarded to the player with the best Wildcat attitude
Coach Greg Tyszka and Bray Josue
Peter Smith Memorial Award – Kieran Bell/Garret Hauck
* Awarded to the player who contributes the most with the least recognition
Coach Sean Brown with Kieran Bell and Garret Hauck
Most Valuable Player – Jayden Dalke
Coach Andy Pilon and Jayden Dalke
The 2017 Banquet will be held Friday, November 17 at St. John’s Cultural Center (10611-110 Ave)
Tickets are $20 for current players, and $40 for guests. Purchase dates for tickets will be announced to the players.
Cocktails at 6pm, Dinner at 6:30pm.
For more information, please contact Meghann.
Friday, September 22nd, 2017
7:00 pm
Capilano Hall
10810 54 St NW, Edmonton, AB T6A 2H9
The Edmonton Wildcat Football Club has a history dating back to 1948. From those beginnings to now, many young men have benefited from their participation in our programs and we would like to call upon all alumni to come together for a causal evening to share stories and renew friendships.
Please pass along this message to anyone that you know as we do not have contact information for all alumni.
There will be various refreshments (cash bar), light snacks, door prizes, and Game Day Films from the past.
The current Edmonton Wildcats will be playing the Hamilton Hurricanes on Saturday, September 23, 7 pm start time. Tickets for this game will be available at the Alumni event. This will be the Edmonton Wildcats Alumni game.
Please RSVP to Ryan Branting at rbranting@essilor.ca
If you would like to order a Wildcats hoodie or toque, please see the attached form. Forms can be returned to Meghann (admin@edmontonwildcats.com)
http://www.myaccess.ca/access7/
There is an optional parents meeting at the Clubhouse on Wednesday, August 16 at 7:00pm. This is just an opportunity for the parents to meet each other as well as ask any questions they may have!